What is a Slogan?
A short memorable phrase that helps customers remember a brand (i.e. an entity, organization, business, company or individual).
Slogans, which are often confused with taglines, are memorable catchphrases that draw a target audience towards a brand or product.
Unlike taglines, which articulate a permanent mission statement, slogans are temporary and are intended for short term communication.
A good slogan is brief, clear, powerful and memorable.
Examples of Slogans
Bounty
The quicker picker upper.
Old Spice
The original. If your grandfather hand't worn it, you wouldn't exist.
AllState
You're in good hands.
Subway
Eat Fresh.
Dollar Shave Club
Shave time. Shave money.
Kellogg's Rice Krispies
Snap! Crackle! Pop!
Kay Jewlers
Every kiss begins with Kay.
More Examples
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